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Mavin v Wyatt [2026] EWCA Civ 585 (08 May 2026)
The Court of Appeal reduced and re-imposed a contempt sentence to 6 months’ imprisonment for Lee Mavin’s fraudulent use of the Breathing Space scheme.
The County Court at Oxford sentenced Lee Mavin to nine months’ imprisonment for seven contempts involving forged Breathing Space documents and false information.
Laidley v Metropolitan Housing Trust Ltd [2025] EWCA Civ 448 (11 April 2025)
The Court of Appeal dismissed an appeal about an Equality Act assessor in a possession claim, holding that disclosure was not required where the assessor only helped evaluate evidence.
The applicant is entitled to an interim injunction against the Akpatas as there is a strong case they are trespassers with no legal right to remain, and damages are not an adequate remedy. There is insufficient evidence to grant an injunction against Mr Olajide, who is likely an assured shorthold tenant in occupation, or against Mr Edeki, Ms Harris, or persons unknown. The balance of convenience favours the Akpatas' removal but not Mr Olajide's.
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Paddington Garden Company One Ltd v Rasool & Anor [2022] EWHC 1492 (QB) (14 June 2022)
The High Court found Mr Rasool in contempt for knowingly false statements in injunction applications and granted a civil restraint order after repeated abusive applications.
Paddington Garden Company One Ltd v Rasool & Anor [2022] EWHC 1492 (QB) (14 June 2022)
The High Court found Mr Rasool in contempt for knowingly making false statements in verified documents to obtain injunctions over several London properties.
Axnoller Events Ltd v Brake & Anor (Possession and Eviction Proceedings) [2022] EWHC 1162 (Ch) (18 May 2022)
Post-trial rulings in related possession and eviction proceedings: the Brakes had to provide a physical address for service, AEL received indemnity costs, and an interim mesne profits payment was ordered.
The court ordered the Brakes to provide a physical service address, pay indemnity costs, and make a ÂŁ225,000 interim payment on account of mesne profits.
The High Court held that a possession eviction and later sale of a lease were unlawful enforcement steps taken during a valid mental health crisis moratorium.
The High Court held that the COVID-19 Rent Exception did not apply to a section 21 possession order, even where arrears exceeded six months.
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